Parameters for designing the system and identifying metadata requirements.
Criteria for testing the system (used in initial release and future iterations and upgrades).
Planning guidelines for developing the system (improve existing or add new functionality).
A framework for structuring user-end documentation (step-by-step procedures for how to do things in the system).
Requirement number: FR-x.x.x, unique tracking number assigned to requirement.
Requirement name: descriptive name assigned to requirement.
Specification: brief description of requirement; users of the application must be able to do X, the system must be able to do X.
Context (parent requirements): links to higher-level requirements, if applicable.
Sub-requirements: links to lower-level requirements, if applicable.
Source quotations: links to standards or other documents: why must the applicable be able to do X?
Associated metadata requirements: what data must the application capture in order to be able to do X?
Associated quality requirements: what design and interface features must the application have to do X well?
Associated technical requirements: what system architecture, hardware / software configurations, and programming rules must the application implement to do X?
ICA-AtoM implementation: brief description of how ICA-AtoM implements X.
Known issues: brief indication of known problems or limitations in the current version of ICA-AtoM that should be addressed in future releases.
Use cases: links to descriptions of user-end scenarios relating to the requirement and how they are handled in ICA-AtoM.
User Manual sections: links to the User manual sections that provide step-by-step instructions for doing X.
Note that most of this detail will only be found at the lower-level requirements. Higher-level requirements will typically only include the requirement name, number, specification, and source quotation, with links to the lower-level sub-requirements.
The following is the full index of functional requirements identified to date.
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